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high-speed

[hahy-speed] / ˈhaɪˈspid /




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The back-to-back disasters in January shocked the country and raised doubts about the safety of train travel in Spain, which boasts one of the world's most extensive high-speed rail networks.

From Barron's

The back-to-back disasters in January rocked the sector and raised doubts about the safety of train travel in Spain, which boasts the world's second-largest high-speed network after China.

From Barron's

The accident in Adamuz on 18 January, where a high-speed train derailed and collided with another travelling in the opposite direction was the country's worst rail disaster in more than a decade.

From BBC

Attitudes shifted in the 2010s, with the growth of high-speed internet, cloud computing and subscription-as-a-service business models, which offered the promise of predictable revenue streams.

From The Wall Street Journal

Many of those original roads have faded away, swallowed by high-speed highways or erased by suburban expansion.

From Los Angeles Times